Balanced Budget Possible Says Economic Adviser
President Truman's Economic Adviser Leon Keyserling said a balanced budget could be reached in 18 months if the economy remains stable and federal spending could match income within a year. Senator Brewster countered that there is little hope the administration will ever balance the budget.
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Henderson Named Education Dean at EMCOE
Billings Montana June 11 Eastern Montana College of Education named Dr Richard L Henderson of Port Arthur Texas as dean of education. He fills the post vacant since 1948 when Dr John A Morton resigned to join Los Angeles State University. Henderson was director of educational research and educational consultant at Port Arthur.
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Extension of Rent Control Voted in Senate
The Senate approved extending federal rent control to December 31 by 36 to 28. A local option would let communities vote for a six month extension to June 1, 1965. The bill now goes to the House, where an identical measure is under review.
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Dancing Ban Relaxed by Aug ustana Lutheran Church
The Aug ustana Lutheran church at its 91st annual convention voted 116 to 80 to modify its stance on dancing. It allows college administrators to supervise dancing at schools while maintaining a ban on official sponsorship by the five colleges and on dancing in local congregations.
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Local Notes and Visits Roll Through Harlowton Area
Sunday visitors stop at the Robert Bowman home in Harlowton as Mr. and Mrs. Wm Bowman and Arlene and George Michels call. Ernie Pride of San Francisco parks a trailer for the Montana summer. its third seasonal stay here. Barbara Jane Hemphill born to Howard and wife in Rapelje. Cameron relatives visit in Billings. Erik Hammersmark wins a Sieberling tire set from Bryan’s Service Station raffle. Gust Tollefson and Terrill plan a Dodge City Iowa visit. longer stay considered. Winnipeg flood officially ends as water recedes. Bible school planned in Spearfish. Hospital visits note Mae Sandage improving. Clyde Davis returns home from Billings hospital. P M A meeting set in Billings for wheat allotments. Sweet Grass Home Demonstration club wraps up season with Mother’s Day chicken dinner. Next meeting June 21 at art Paulsen’s.
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Chief Thunder Water Oghema Niagara Dies at 85
Oghema Niagara known as Chief Thunder Water and head of the supreme council of Indian tribes of the United States and Canada died at age 85 in Cleveland on June 10.
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